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The IRS expects one in six of total 2010 tax returns will be filed by self-employed Schedule C filers. A small percentage of those self-employed businesses will be subject to an audit each year.

It’s okay if you have not filed yet because the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) is offering some last minute tax tips to make the process go smoothly.

Prepare taxes that will sail through the audit process is as easy as following the Three Cs of Tax Preparation. Find out more...

Preparing taxes that will sail through the audit process is as easy as following the Three Cs of Tax Preparation.

The self-employed and micro-business owners continued to plan for business, educational and personal success in 2009. During that time, the NASE continued to be a resource for these businesses as they navigated the stormy waters of the nation’s economy with advice on survival and even success.

Tax returns are due in about one week's time, and across America, people are probably getting nervous as they deal with the countdown. The National Association for the Self-Employed wants small business owners to listen to a few tips and take a deep breath, though.